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most people earning up to $75,000 a year it will get a $1400 stimulus check. it also extends $300 weekly unemployment benefits my a boon for people who have been unemployed. here are some of the big numbers. $350 billion for state and local governments, $160 billion for vaccine related needs, and nearly 130 billion to reopen schools and and colleges for thepork in theo critics, depends on your perspective but a lot of money is still back. 86 billion to rescue pension plans, 35 billion to help subsidize obamacare premiums, 3.5 billion for food assistance, that used to be food stamps. so the massive amount of spending associate with the built not to be 26 related has generated a great deal of animus on capitol hill and on that matter around the country. as expected to embark on a cross-country to war to the rescue plan to voters including the keystone state of pennsylvania. the president expected to deliver the same message out west in the days ahead. shannon? >> shannon: kevin corke on the scene tonight for us in washington, thank you. >> you bet. >> shannon: breaking tonight, secretary of state toby lincoln saying he's externally disappointed in taking the extraordinary steps of directly calling out a specific state, california, for convicted assassin harry sicilian long-standingposition of the une who assassinate governments receive the maximum sentence possible and they serve those sentences without parole or early relief. convicted of the 1982 murder of the turkish consul general to los angeles. the crisis on the southern border continues to worsen, the blame game is underway. breaking tonight, mexico's president is blaming the biden administration for the massive influx of illegal immigration into the u.s. chief breaking news corresponded trace gallagher has the story for us tonight. >> let's begin with the numbers. february of this year, there were more than 100,000 apprehensions on the u.s.-mexico border, that's 174% increase from last february. and over all, those are the worst numbers since 2019. the number of and accompanied minors is also at record levels where children are being held longer than the 72 hour maximum, but the outrage over kids in cages faded when president trump left office. remember, all of these people got to the u.s. through mexico which is the reason why mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador said this about president biden, "they see him as the migrant president, and so many feel they are going to reach the united states." they feel that way, the u.s. is not only welcoming migration incentivizing it. for example, here is fox's griff jenkins were construction was stopped at former president trump's border wall and experts say there is a perception that the wall has stopped and now the doors open. certainly the gangs and cartels who specialize in human smuggling or working every angle. one mexican reporters said organized crime and change their modus operandi from "the day biden took office." that m.o. includes briefing, using technology to evade u.s. authorities, even disguising as travel agencies. even biden at me knowledge is the admin attrition policy may have driven the surge. watch. >> the idea that a more humane policy would be in place may have driven people to make that decision, but perhaps more importantly, it definitely drove smugglers to express disinformation about what was now possible. >> she also said later in spanish, "the border is not open." could have fooled several hundred border patrol agents who have now been overwhelmed by more than a month and it's worth noting that peak migration season doesn't really kick in until april or mid-may. shannon? 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>> lauren green live for us in new york. thank you so much. tensions elevated in minneapolis tonight as jury selection in the murder trial of former police officer der chauvin continues. with a militant style group laying claim to the militant zone in the blocks surrounding where floyd died britt mike tobin's live in the ground in minneapolis and has the latest for us tonight. good evening, mike. >> good evening, shannon paired the police chief announced to go arrest in shooting death at george floyd square but that invest edition has problems. a police source tells me when officers responded to that shooting location, they were met at the edge of george floyd square by a crowd, outnumbered at five to one pier the crowd didn't let them in there for the shooting scene did not get the kind of investigation that you would expect in a murder case. to improve your shootings at george floyd square, a lot of the physical evidence like shell casings are snatched up by the crowd before police can respond. the low location we are talking about is 4 miles south from the center of town. the mayor and police chief are reluctant to call the place in a time is owned by the need to get in control in up in the streets again for that gets tricky. the mayor says the square needs to remain a reverent place were george floyd is remembered, yet it is a spot that attracts violence almost every night. >> if there is anyone who is over in that space who is saying that that is truly about uplifting the intersection in his name but yet the violence is continuing, the homicides are continuing, i would disagree vehemently with that position. >> chris kelly is lucky to be alive after the gunfire rattled his car with bullets with him in it. he said gangs take over the intersection every night and cops don't go in. >> it's the gangs and the other people shooting at the gangs. it's a gang battle between gang members so they come by and they chew in with people inside shoe outcome of the ones shooting out are hitting our houses and cars. >> are you afraid you're going to get killed? >> it's the back of my mind but i try not to think about it. >> across the city we found people who say it's time to reopen the intersection. >> the streets do need to open up again. but that's not to say that we shouldn't have may be a park or a certain area nearby for the monument to go. >> not to diminish the importance of what happened and the effect it's had on the entire city, but i do believe it should be reopened. >> one of the potential jurors in the derek chauvin trial and posted on social media that was sacred ground for he was dismissed as a juror. shannon, back to you. >> that's how it works when they make those decisions. thank you for all the reporting on the ground. good to have you. >> you bet. >> shannon: after two months of razor wire surrounding the u.s. capitol complex, a bipartisan group of neighbors on capitol hill is pushing to demilitarized the area. the don't fence the capital momentum movement is gaining momentum. >> though the acting chief of the u.s. capitol police has said there is apparently an imminent threat to the capitol by unspecified militia groups... >> they want to blow up the capitol and kill as member many membersas possible with ths to the state of the union... >> which hasn't been scheduled yet. local patients running thin with 4 miles of fencing with razor wire surrounding the capital. >> we have a group of neighbors on capitol hill who are disappointed in an ongoing basis. >> washington's capitol hill neighborhood has about 63,000 registered democrats to just roughly over 8,000 republicans. but there is a movement afoot to take down saying don't fence the capital as the organizer tells us there may be threats, but there must be another way to handle them without casting a militarized shadow over the city. >> we understand the need for heightened security from time to time but we don't know whether they are threats, this is a beautiful, thriving community in a neighborhood. not sure there are threats which would be helpful as we go along our lives as much as possible. cherry blossoms ready to bloom, beautiful 67-degree weather. >> the mixed messages coming inside from the razor wire perimeter are not helping while the acting police chief says there is a threat to blow up the capital, the democratic chairman and a republican ranking member of the house foreign service committee now agree that "the present security posture is not warranted at the time. delma." >> back to the hundreds of years where the capital is open were the grounds are free and available and they are designed to be by the architecture design. >> the barb wire has come over the capitol and traffic is being adjusted for better traffic flow according >> and if i police. >> shannon: president biden putting a time frame when he thinks there's a good chance the government can allow for small groups to gather outdoors. july 4th. and there are many of caveats. for a reaction to the president's first prime time address to the nation. great to have you both with us tonight. >> thanks, shannon. great to be with you. >> shannon: miranda, let's start there appear july 4th, maybe you can get together with a small group. but shots will be available to everyone who wants them by may 1st. are we to be that we are going to get our lives back, or no? >> i think joe biden's address tonight, the tone was completely off. today in new york, it was a beautiful day, same across a lot of the northeast and spring has sprung all over the country and people are starting to feel for the first time in a long time optimistic. you can just tell the happiness on the streets and people are not going crazy, they are still wearing masks, but they do not need this would drew be as president standing up and talking again about death and destruction, going over all the tragedy of the last year. that is the last thing that anybody wants to hear. what we want to hear is the truth and he kept on promising that he would give us the truth and the truth is that the vaccines are coming down stream really quickly that was the gift he was given by the trump a administration which he never acknowledged which is incredibly ungracious and dishonest. but also we are heading towards herd immunity and i know that people who have been vaccinated are still being cautious but they are taking up their lives, especially elderly people, that they have sacrificed for a year. so i think that all he's doing is being negative and the reason for that is very cynical, he wants to keep us in misery for as long as possible so he can plausibly take credit for everything. >> shannon: bill, "the wall street journal" had a number of pieces, editorial opinion, and others that have talked about how there is a constant message of gloom and doom where people do need to see the light at the end of the tunnel, but there is a piece that ran a couple of days ago that said that there are some of the left who don't want this to end ever. they like the level of control, and they are back on their own footing, travel freely, do all those kind of things, they are not as afraid, they lose a bit of control. is that fair? >> yeah. i agree with that. look, i think there are some people that just want to boss their neighbors around and they don't care what the science says. they talk about science, but they seldom invoke it. i would go a little further than miranda. the thing that struck me as a former speechwriter is a lack of any credit that donald trump for one of the greatest public health achievements we have ever seen, the creation of this vaccine. i think of joe biden had started out -- just give him credit, biden can take credit for what he's done to accelerate the doses or something. but i think if he had shown some willingness to give donald trump some credit, he would be held as a unifier. people might take him a little more seriously here. instead he always seems to be lecturing us about healing and unity without really doing anything to advance. i thought that was a really big missed opportunity. in a speech that's designed for people to look at a president in these times to reassure us things are going to get better, we are on the right track, your government has this, that sort of made a lot more political to me and also just not the truth. >> try to go through the transcript but i didn't see any mention of a situation at the border or the fact there are concerns about covid they are in people not tested and sent in the u.s. or even if they are positive that local authorities say that they cannot hold them there. miranda, what's your reaction to the fact that there wasn't a discussion about the border were a lot of people think that's country beating this crisis contributing to this crisis? >> such a jarring contrast to a president saying that we have to continue to wear masks and we can only -- on july 4th on independence day if we are lucky, if we are good boys & girls club we are going to be able to have a few friends over for a barbecue, big deal. while at the same time he has dismantled all the trump era border protection policies. he has open the borders and we know from the small amount of testing at the local state authorities have been able to do that at least a percent of the people coming over the border are infected with covid. they are not told to be quarantined in a hotel or any of the restrictions that are placed on people who might fly in from london. no. they are allowed to get on greyhound buses and dissipate all over the country spreading covid. it's just... to pretend that is not happening, to pretend that this isn't an absolute catastrophe both on the public health sphere but also on the national security sphere, it's a disaster and his entire administration officially he himself, avoiding questions, telling fibs, pretending that it was somehow donald trump's fault that the border suddenly opened and is porous, that's the most ridiculous dishonest gaslighting things to come out of this administration. incredible. >> shannon: the people coming to the border who are infected, they need medical care. unfair in many ways to send them off when they need monitoring as well. greyhound says they are setting a policy to ask for tests. thank you for your reaction to the knights speech to tonight's speech. >> thank you. >> shannon: nancy pelosi says of course there is a scenario where the state certified result of a house races overturned. of feet already called for the republicans has only been thwarted and is actually a member of congress. we will explain next. we started with computers. we didn't stop at computers. we didn't stop at storage or cloud. we kept going. working with our customers to enable the kind of technology that can guide an astronaut back to safety. and help make a hospital come to you, instead of you going to it. so when it comes to your business, you know we'll stop at nothing. losing a tooth didn't stop you but your partial can act like a bacteria magnet, so when it comes to your business, you know putting natural teeth at risk. new polident propartial helps purify your partial and strengthens and protects natural teeth. so, are you gonna lose another tooth? 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hart in one of the tightest congressional votes of all time, six votes. >> that's six votes. not 6,000, not 60. >> failed to account 22 legal ballots which could affect the outcome. a house committee is now investigating pillard miller-meeks asked to dismiss hart's complaint, >> withconfidence to actually ws election. >> republicans worry democrats could install one of their own, even though the house war in miller-meeks. >> our committee should not be moving forward with overturning our colleagues state certified election. >> republicans say democrats insist on following state election certifications on presidential cases, but would be willing to override local officials when it benefits their side. >> it would be awkward for them to turn around and say, well, we are going to say the iowans were really wrong about this. >> would want to vote if pelosi wanted to execute a raw powerful move in a narrowly divided house. but... >> nancy pelosi with her various tins as speaker that she can 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violence. this house bill is a feel-good measure and virtue signaling to the base. criminals don't get fbi background checks before buying and selling guns. >> she's absolutely right. in 2019, new york new mexico passed a gun regulation bill similar to what they are trying to do in the house in that state and there were absently no arrests made from someone trying to do what they are claiming will happen. that's because criminals do not go through the legal process. i think the thing that democrats are possibly miscalculating is the attitudes that have changed towards gun ownership. between january and july of last year, over 12 million americans bought new guns. 5 million of them were brand-new gun owners. many of them, 24% of them were women or minorities. not only were the huge numbers historical, they also tell you that these people are looking at gun ownership in a completely different way than they did before. perhaps they were ambivalent. but now they have a different viewpoint 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were very dynamic and public and very humble in private. but they also had a unique ability, even though they both preached to kings and presidents and prime ministers, they could simplify the gospel so even a child could understand it and both men died with their integrity intact. there was never a whip of scandal of billy graham or luis palau and that's part of an achievement in today's world. >> shannon: they both were used in so many ways, from humble beginnings and from humble spirits they came. i have to think you and your team at first baptist in dallas because you've been incredibly helpful and supportive. in my new book, "women of the bible speaks," i thought to include one woman that people would not put in the company of billy graham, classified as a prostitute, had a real pivotal role of helping the people of israel, the nation of israel but i wanted to remind people that god can use anyone. she was in the right place at the right time and her story is included and is important in the bible. >> that's right. two things i love about your new book, shannon. first of all, it dispels the myth that the bible treats women as inferior, weaker than men. you show that god used women, strong women, to preserve the nation of israel, to spread the christian message pier they would be no judaism or christianity were it not for women. i like the fact you portray women not as plaster saints we can identify with but people with strength and weaknesses. she was a harlot, yes, but god is not nearly concerned with our past as he is with our future. god uses anybody not because of perfection but because of faithfulness. it's a great, encouraging look for everyone. >> shannon: thank you. i include stories of women who have got off track. had this moment of challenge and rose to it. took things in their own hands and still god redeemed that, a lesson in all of that. we feel off-track sometimes but you know he's waiting and he can fix our messes. >> that's right. he's the god of new beginnings. all you have to do is ask for forgiveness and is more than willing to grant it. >> shannon: i need it every day, pastor. >> i'm right with you, shannon. >> shannon: see you again soon. by the way, women of the bible "women of the bible speak," " went from praising china to finally declaring a pandemic a year ago today. 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